This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Should we tell him?
To let him go on trustin' isn't fair
Should we tell him?
Should we tell him that his girl doesn't care?
I took my best girl dancin'
Down to my best friend's mansion
He met us at the door and said, "Glad you're here"
Before the dance was over
I saw him call her over
Then he whispered, thought I didn't hear
Should we tell him?
To let him go on trustin' isn't fair
Should we tell him?
Should we tell him that his girl doesn't care?
I left them there together
Thought that I might feel better
Down at this cafe where we used to go
Some of my friends had gathered
Just for some fun and laughter
Then I heard two of them a talkin' low
Should we tell him?
To let him go on trustin' isn't fair
Should we tell him?
Should we tell him that his girl doesn't care?
To let him go on trustin' isn't fair
Should we tell him?
Should we tell him that his girl doesn't care?
I took my best girl dancin'
Down to my best friend's mansion
He met us at the door and said, "Glad you're here"
Before the dance was over
I saw him call her over
Then he whispered, thought I didn't hear
Should we tell him?
To let him go on trustin' isn't fair
Should we tell him?
Should we tell him that his girl doesn't care?
I left them there together
Thought that I might feel better
Down at this cafe where we used to go
Some of my friends had gathered
Just for some fun and laughter
Then I heard two of them a talkin' low
Should we tell him?
To let him go on trustin' isn't fair
Should we tell him?
Should we tell him that his girl doesn't care?
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Should We Tell Him Lyrics as written by Donald Everly
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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